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Thinking Quietly: Review of Asimov's 'Nightfall' from a Dharmic Perspective
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A Petri Dish clarifying his own thoughts while also analyzing the researcher. Exploration inspired by the book 'Being Different'. @IntegralUnity. Monday, December 10, 2012. Review of Asimov's 'Nightfall' from a Dharmic Perspective. 1971 (The next post in the TQ blog will cover another Asimov story in this book). You can read 'Nightfall' online here. Picture source link: ghostradio.files.wordpress.com). Asimov's introduction to Nightfall. Per Wikipedia, Asimov says that he wrote NF. B Religion or science?
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Thinking Quietly: Decoding the Intellectual Kurukshetra
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A Petri Dish clarifying his own thoughts while also analyzing the researcher. Exploration inspired by the book 'Being Different'. @IntegralUnity. Tuesday, February 2, 2016. Decoding the Intellectual Kurukshetra. This post was published in the Indian Cultural Portal. This is an unedited version of the post. This blog is about contemporary India, but we start with a bit of European history. Part-1: 20th Century Europe. What distinguishes science from pseudo-science? These theories simply did not fail!
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Thinking Quietly: Analysis of History-Centrism - Part 3
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A Petri Dish clarifying his own thoughts while also analyzing the researcher. Exploration inspired by the book 'Being Different'. @IntegralUnity. Monday, March 5, 2012. Analysis of History-Centrism - Part 3. Part-A: Duality Induced Conflict. Summary of arguments in Part-1 and Part-2. Existential question, even in the absence of competition (i.e. even if the HCTS has a local monopoly) from an alternative HCTS. Active and Passive Duality. Arguments. If the adversary does not respond or is even unaware ...
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Thinking Quietly: The Wolf who cried Wolf
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A Petri Dish clarifying his own thoughts while also analyzing the researcher. Exploration inspired by the book 'Being Different'. @IntegralUnity. Monday, March 23, 2015. The Wolf who cried Wolf. An abbreviated version of this comment was submitted on the Rajiv Malhotra forum. To the cases of abuse against church personnel cropping up worldwide, and study how it is unfolding in India. Like charity, abuse begins at home. Any attack on any place of worship, in any country, be it a Mandir, Gurudwara, Mas...
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Thinking Quietly: April 2015
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A Petri Dish clarifying his own thoughts while also analyzing the researcher. Exploration inspired by the book 'Being Different'. @IntegralUnity. Saturday, April 4, 2015. The Indian Proselytization Equation. Recall Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi once talked about India's demographic dividend, viewing India's population not simply as a source of all problems, but as an asset that produces solutions? Now consider this equation. 247; Missionary Divisor = Soul Harvesting Quotient (SHQ). T he rate of dog...
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Thinking Quietly: Abhaya: A Fearless First Indian Novel
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A Petri Dish clarifying his own thoughts while also analyzing the researcher. Exploration inspired by the book 'Being Different'. @IntegralUnity. Thursday, December 17, 2015. Abhaya: A Fearless First Indian Novel. This post is simply a description of my personal experiences reading 'Abhaya', Saiswaroopa Iyer's first novel, which I've quickly penned down in no particular order. I got the Kindle edition. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Pic source: http:/ www.samanvaya.com/dharampal). Writings and inspi...
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Thinking Quietly: February 2015
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A Petri Dish clarifying his own thoughts while also analyzing the researcher. Exploration inspired by the book 'Being Different'. @IntegralUnity. Wednesday, February 25, 2015. The Original Good Cop. Side, fighting your. Cause in the trenches, accepting your. Shameful sins, who's taken the hit for you. So you won't have to, who will save you. From the torrid wrath of the angry big-boss CEO upstairs. And he's the only. Of native cultures. India is a prime example. Hindus, in particular, fall for th...Boss ...
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Thinking Quietly: February 2016
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A Petri Dish clarifying his own thoughts while also analyzing the researcher. Exploration inspired by the book 'Being Different'. @IntegralUnity. Tuesday, February 2, 2016. Decoding the Intellectual Kurukshetra. This post was published in the Indian Cultural Portal. This is an unedited version of the post. This blog is about contemporary India, but we start with a bit of European history. Part-1: 20th Century Europe. What distinguishes science from pseudo-science? These theories simply did not fail!
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Thinking Quietly: March 2015
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A Petri Dish clarifying his own thoughts while also analyzing the researcher. Exploration inspired by the book 'Being Different'. @IntegralUnity. Monday, March 23, 2015. The Wolf who cried Wolf. An abbreviated version of this comment was submitted on the Rajiv Malhotra forum. To the cases of abuse against church personnel cropping up worldwide, and study how it is unfolding in India. Like charity, abuse begins at home. Any attack on any place of worship, in any country, be it a Mandir, Gurudwara, Mas...
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Thinking Quietly: Srinivasa Ramanujan: Jewel in Indra's Net
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A Petri Dish clarifying his own thoughts while also analyzing the researcher. Exploration inspired by the book 'Being Different'. @IntegralUnity. Sunday, February 15, 2015. Srinivasa Ramanujan: Jewel in Indra's Net. Why are we awed when we learn of Srinivasa Ramanujan's amazing results? The question arises: if there is a systematic method at work, then Ramanujan's methods must be reproducible by a human with a non-zero probability. So what is that system? YES, it is likely that:. C) it is reproducible.
